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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-06-09

The Sons of Veterans met last
Monday night at the Geo. IL. Leg
ate Post Hail, and organized with
IA members. Next Tuesday night
they will hold another meeting for
the purpose of appointing officers,
and doing other necessary business.
NEXT Tuesday evening the mem
bers of Emery Lodge, |. o. G. T. !
will have, at their hall, an ice cream
and strawberry festival. A good
opportunity to get your fill of these
delicacies. Dresen's string band will
furnish music for heoccasion. Come
one and all.
A SHULLsB RG paper, in its ac-
count of the reunion, says that the
Lrgate Drum Corps, OF Mineral
Point, produced martial music and
fancy evolutions which excited the
admiration of the onlookers. 1t
further remarked that no more per-
feet set of young gentlemen can be
found
The work is in progress this week
of grading the high way on what
is known as the Galena road from
Hoare's corner south for considera-
bic distance, for The purpose of trans
forming it into pleasure drive.
1t is trst-class piece of road for
such, and no doubt will be enjoyed
by those who steer the steppers.
SEASON tickets for the great TEN
perance camp meeting, to be held
in ID !gevile, June 20, 81 and %,
for sale at the p. O. Book Store, j.
j. Hanscom Il Co.'S and Eden IL
Blewett's. Price so cts. Let no
one miss this rare opportunity of
hearing so many brilliant orators at
one meeting. Tickets admit holder
to the thee days meeting.
A WHOLE set of china of so
pieces given away at J. A. Spratler's.
The twenty-frsL anniversary exer-
cises of the State Normal school, in
PIattevile, will take place on Tues
day forenoon June q. The gradu-
ating class consists OF five gentle
men and three ladies': Clinton De
Witt, Belmont; Joseph f. Gibson,
Rewey; Chas. Johnson, Guttenburg,
Iowa; Daniel l.. McCarty, Bear Val
ley; Frank Il. Williams, East Mid
dleton; Annie M. Jones, Rewey;
Jennie Thomas Montfort; Minnie
Yorker, Arena.
CAPT. II. d. FARaUHARsEN, of
Boscobel, one of the recently APP
pointed game wardens of Wiscon-
sin, has twelve counties in the south
western part of the state, under his
supervision. They are Lacrosse,
Monroe, Juneau, Adams, Vernon,
Crawford, Richland, oaak, Grant,
Iowa, Lafayette and Green. He is
making a tour of inspection through
the district and is determined to see
that the fish and game laws are en-
forced in those counties.
IN the last issue of the Shulls-
burg Locat Is a lengthy article
headed Check" and signed by q
veteran, (W. II. Eyans), which
charges the speakers at the reunion
with wading into politics for politi
cal purposes. 1t certainly did take
cheek to make such an assertion,
and emanates from a sore head as
the writer admits. No feature of
the g. A. r. organizations Is mere
rigid than that politics are out of
order. But if, in looking after the
interests and welfare of veterans, it
becomes necessary to touch on the
action Of some politician, It's well
and proper.
A LARGE and well selected stock
Of ready-made clothing for men,
boys and children may now be
found at Deller's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-06-09
By ORDER OF Con-.

DELLER's stock Of dress goods is
larger this spring than it has been
for years. Everything in that line
that is new you can find there, and
at low prices.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-06-09

osity and hospitality of the people
of the Berg. The decorations and
illuninations were especially fine.
Two militia companies, the Monroe
aud Darlington 4; two bands, the
Monroe and Brodhead; two drum
corps, the Mineral Point aud Dodge
vile, contributed in no small degree
to the success of the whole.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-06-09

A LARGE and well selected stock
Of ready-made clothing for men,
boys and children may now be
found at Deller's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-06-09

TO HoRsEMEN.-The Hambelton-
ian horse Stanley, property Of VIM.
Treweek, will be kept for stock pur-
poses this season at the barn Of Mn
Treweek in this city. The horse
will not make any other stand.
Among his gets are many valuable,
high-selling colts, which is fea-
ture particularly worthy of consid-
Grafton. Terms reasonable.
NorHING so comfortable and light
to wear as those genuine Kangaroo
eboae a. Pen hallepon's
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-06-09

CARD desire in this way to
express my appreciation of the
kindness of the many friends who
so benefeially administered aid and
comfort to my late wife throughout
her long suffering. w. JAcKA, SR.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-06-09

The work is in progress this week
of grading the high way on what
is known as the Galena road from
Hoare's corner south for considera-
bic distance, for The purpose of trans
forming it into pleasure drive.
1t is a frst-clsss piece of road for
such, and no doubt Will be enjoyed
by those who steer the steppers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-06-09

TOMORROW evening will take
place at the City Hall the commence
ment exercises of the graduating
class of our High School for 1887.
We tried to get the programme of
for publication, but failed through
the indisposition of certain parties.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-06-09

A SHULLsB RG paper, in its ac-
count of the reunion, says that the
Legate Drum Corps, of Mineral
Point, produced martial music and
fancy evolutions which excited the
admiration of the onlookers. 1t
further remarked that no more per-
feet set of young gentlemen can be
found.
, 1887-02-17
Some Facts About Il.

The university will have large
endowment fund-not less than one
hundred thousand dollars, and event
0ally probably very much more. The
history of similar institutions il the
east is that the endowment fund
Rsver stops growing; some OF them
have reached millions and ae still
growing.
The university viii not be sec
tartan school; it will not teach the
doctrines of any church, and VIII be
Gsthodistic only in the fact thaL the
Methodist Church undertakes 10 be
stsU upon it large endowment fund
Is Sill of course be under good moral
government is as naedful for
shs irreligious as for the most devout
i will be an incorporated institution,
vhollY distinct and separate from any
church will have its own government,
snd the endowment fund proposed
fsy it by the church viii be gift
outright
The university viii bring large
sums OF money to Port Townsend for
layestment if secured here-uot only
81 its own funds, but OF those wEo
ere attracted here by its advantages.
il will add considerably t. cur Popu
lstion by its teachers, pui is and those
interested with them 1t will thus
iasrsase the home market for I'll
commodities that go to sustain life
sad creature comforts. Il will fur
ash employment to our mechanics
end custom to our factories of build
sns material. After it Is fully eztab-
hshed, If it brings no more than -
pupils annually from other points.
f,ast figure up the substantial add
tion to our current volume Of trade.
Probably each pupil would spend at
least $301 among Us annually, cr
mora Add 10 this sum the uolIl=
necessary to support he Instructors
aud their families, and ycu h-yo ga
amount large enough to be worthy Of
eur attention.
The university would keep a. ,.as
large sums Of moGey L;tlo s-l-
abroad to pay for the c3n, ..u e.;
sur young people 4 dalisr -ay-I ID
ths town is dollar gained: Itw5r-s.
sdd spiended buildings ID om t,.-a-
increasing the architoct1ral beauty Of
the same, and furnishing, cony:nesns
eYidepce of the permanence and desir-
, 1887-02-17

To- t.,Hr. .ns- rity has fa4lly
7r,.a-.-.3 i.-a,,-.3qs spirit ever tie
J-n;r~r-stv question. and row tries hy
--.,- ..- ..r,,-ra ana de-lbara.,.
v-r.-.r f-l--,...I f. b.l;t.lc the whole
-l...-r sd .. a.. prevent success II
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r......- g-r 5pfv to hold that paper
.r.ii-- ,-,-.-,ers lvhethor tLgr ar.
.. ..i.-....r own sentiments o. act
in ,,.. r..-. .f IN. pets far others mp
F., -l.a n. :.,..r.l. a.I contempt which
,r..- fully la-r.. at tlo hands Of tie
r--- Fl. whose Interests they ought 30
sew, wE.- -4- first that Olympia
Inns ..y.- rn ,.r c5.ir.-a PROPOSITION
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, 1887-02-17

LaGonner Mall on woman safrage:
The next legislature Will have to
meet the question in some shape
and will probably solve the problem
by submitting it to q vote Of tie pao'
pie. Ii men only are allowed to vote
woman suffrage will be defeated; and
if beth men and women are to have
a voice in the matter it Is doubtful
what the result will be. Woman
suffrage in this territory has bcea
experimental, Many 1T first op
posed TO it have experienced 4 change
Of heart, while some Of its former
advooates have also shifted position
Although aoiAaH suffrage has not
brought Gbau5 tie crest reforms
predicted Ly lis most enthusiastic
supporters. nor ushered IN tie nil
leuiUm, still we believe that giving
the women I voice ii public affairs
has had Z tendency 20 purify our
politics ty compelling tue placing in
nomination OF better men. But
whether this Is true Of not, as an alb
siract principle IF right and justice,
they are entitled IL tue ballot; there
fore, Iat tda battle come when Cr III
what shape i nay. W. viii be found
ranged uud I tLe b~nGcr q the NO
man suaIugia,s.
, 1887-02-17
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, 1887-02-17


Willamette Univcrsi'y - Ssjsal, Or,
contains an average oi about SO fau-
dents every yeaS-siInut 20 oi wLrsa
are from thar points in Oregon and
Washington, distributing IL. itat city net
less Than S7JC09 annually. aIany ct
Sal5n's citizens nIHv have been E..:,-
ward ai,ort making ap effort in lhe d-a.
instance 10 seoare ,hs; University. hat
Ne VIII wager :lat,I; IN cfTy:s .=s.e
made now 10 take it away from lh0m
they would thinE thr:r Town IHi4sj.
Tha; iz i.5st the way Fo.I TJwusenI
viii feel il dozsp years t:2e-if yzz
act ~.ss .--". aGi seeGrs III Pact
SoUud Uai7,Fs.fY Vic s.- cap.
, 1887-02-17
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF JEFFERSON COUNTY.
FEBRUARY TERN, I1Si.
1Fr,,ff.4y- EaI,-fs4t--

H-UNLilNl tJiuITy .. Io7'.
This being The regular day set by law for lac
meati,g Of tn CoIuty Commissioners of defer
on county, VI. r, board assembled iIt their
rOocss. PToscnt-R. D. Attridrc. 4. A. PlammGr
and L. Dsanty. Commissioners. and Robert
giies, Auditor, as Clerk.
". y. Price was granted permission to work
7Gt his property road taE on he BrI = sand hill
IN Dist. No. ,
\ reEIoustrunca EayiI:E been presented by
-s:l-uts of Road District No. s. sfatjns that III,
Lection LcIG IN that district was Illegal. and
skiing the appointment Of y. Matts0s us such
-UpcTy !snr, il j ordered by tie bJasi that said
lection Is legal and Geo. ;. Richardson Is con
sidered the quty elected supervisor OF aalt dis
cFi-t.
Two petitions we've presented 10 the board.
1ne asls.u. the appointment OF Ol5T Peterson
md the utLer o. james S1llcy IS suFesyi-or OF
-..d district No.g. Il Is nrdcted by the board
hat Oloi Peterson bc apggigtei such sGper-
User.
The foil wing Ie sod w.re confirmed Is road
sUpervisOrs:
, 1887-02-17

Hiram DuEcasjer, shin hHiI7er at Old
Tacoma viii 20 10 Port LuiI0w SONS
tine this week, where be viii begin the
construction Of a large -mas;ed
schooner for PARTIES il san Ffaacjzc5.
Mr. Donc.ster will he at work there f,.r
Six months or Eaore.
Ez-Muyor Daniel 4. Clymsr, Of Read
irG, Penn, says a sure cure for siecples5-
ness is t. tie d fresh onion well bruised
around lie neck. Also, that sure cuEe
ior rheumatism IS 10 b.the tie parts
affected with liquid composed of 95 per
cent of alcohol, il quart Of w..ich two
well bruised onions have Lcen placed
and the Whole hung ID q 81 jar inside
4 gisss wiadow three days il :ne sup.
Fearing that the s!d Indictment,
gainst George II. Miller, Tue alleged
murderer OF James Manning Colnan
aud Wilbur Paltan, might be successful
Iy attacked on the ground that there
were women on the grand jury which
first indicted him, Prosecuting Attorney
Ronald bEou Eht the matter up before the
present grand j1ty at Seattle, and Miller
was reindictcd. Under the present in
dicmeui lie Will probably be trie,: in
Seattle
, 1887-02-17

WANTED One C0nG seaDstrs5s, o1d
an apprentice, Apply - Mrs l. .
ouiii.,=. d-essrEa5iEE f:riGr, 5Gcgs
building. G.tE
, 1887-02-17

J v:guvtte Of Genera Grant viii
be on the face Of the uaw 50 silver
Certificates.
It is estimated thai Lineoln county,
has 5000 sheep, p i at Is ccnt, per
pound. the croT ! WOOL viii bring
| S76,5GC
Governor ".aire ga7e the Seattle
tige depgTt,a ut $igG lcc tGcir gallant
work IN rJdUirE the Hanlas-in one
Of BIS hR-iings.
The game Jaws 81 Washington ter
ritary prohibits the aiilin- q deer
hetween the 18th day O. January ana
the 18Th dey cf August. The close
OF the season fer pheasants and
grouse begins Feb. L
The New York Sun (dem.} thinks
that the republican party Of New
York with tho election Of Hiscock to
| the senate, entered upon an era OF
good feeling that makes it certain it
viii be more united and stronger
than i was in 1884.
Council Bluffs IS booming. Real
estate agents take purchasers in pro
csssions Of carriages. headed by brass
bands, cut to view the various addi e.
tons to the city. Transactions in
real estate have run up as high Is
@3Uo,Co0 in 4 day.
Surveyor General of Oregon la.
been Instructed by the land Office
department to call fer bids for the
survey Of the UmatiIla Indian resef-
yation, which contains 2JO,G0G acres.
| The land IS to be divided into town.
,birs and in 10, 50 and $50 acre
tracts, for allotment among the In
liaus.
, 1887-02-17
Tuesday, Feb. s. isS7.

IuCsGavr Fe3. ). ~.
HrgrS met Present II. d. A.trii-c y )
PluHWCr and L. DziaEfy, Coh:iissi E-.S, aid
Robert Eilez. Clerk.
4 bill Of :. 9. Devsn. amounting 10 So. ssr-
vices rendered j. Buns, WIS rejected by tia
JCard.
Bill Of :. c. DSvan, N D holding autopsy en-
he body OF ). Burns, reduced from S2j 20 SIS.
which amount Ordered paid.
f.pF = T,a ft- J goF rs-Ir
, 1887-02-17

- Meeting Of citizens at Lear
ned'5 opera house Saturday evening.
Feb. 18Th, to discuss tie university.
Let everyone attend
, 1887-02-17

Ak for the celebrated Nay Stuart
tie Only genuine. See fi.a. t:a Ialjei
"Ga:y'' Marie"
, 1887-02-17

Following are the D. Is Of-GEct pllG:
! Crnalle. rc2t Of ju-y roOm...........S 10 %
j II Van EolsIclen, CanvI-s!Tr : y0ie--- 80
\ J II FOTtm&n- making map, vtC...... IL 30
Waterman < hl'Z ppiics.-......--.... i -
= Sheehzn- llaaBins prisoners. ....-..-.. I5s 81
Union Wharf CO, Coal-----.--....-....-.. 10 -
uosu / B.SI services Cn UsaTd Of e&aTI -
arion C "a
Adams y Lake, hauijur. ur...........-.-.... 20
Frank : Bartlett, te.; OF Oiljy-, safe. c;C,
for iFS-slIr-I - 30
+ Sheshuu. ti.. " re, ,et.-..........--.. ~ .a
M,Inncz = Winters, CarrSutsr work 49, > o.
@ c EaE iytt < Co. aFpia...........-... 25 q
Io'n H.cl. vel. auyia- cnnaty paHper- n o.
r J Conner. supplies for rr.,Elre court. 20
BartETop & Co. in gCT bGyrts........... q o.
LsttimCg .; -, suppl Pl.Cs..-...........--.. :. uI
y 4 PummaT. are for paHDers ......-... %
case, etc -. IT co
oliver y Dye. ppsfcs--..--..-...---..- 70
HiIl q Sons, stationery, etc .....-....... Is ~
Geo Swan, saving w 1ui i........-......... : 90
Janet HJ-.T'Ino, keeping county poor. lG5 60
BIS from JuSjic, colsts, i-om arrests etc:
, 1887-02-17

WANTED y gin t. 10 haU-.wori..
Apply At tbs 0tiiCs.
, 1887-02-17

The tutll go!d product u Wash
iagton trrritcry - sad IL aa f2E $50,
575.U9U. S34, 500 of ,.lis ai-lolh.g5 is'ing
the product OF k:ttitas county -
, 1887-02-17

Parties waning masquerade co5tU:lz
viii please leave iLc;r orders as soon as
possible with tie Undersigned
L 4 RosT-iN-
VIII take orders up tc tie IS:l.
, 1887-02-17

II IL ordered by the board that The expense Of
coroner inquest on the bob o. Z. Wright te
assume Hy ID" ColniN-, exc. iI-s ,-Iis OF Nor
sau q Hastings, !rUigat on co!hl -: Hammond
B.5-., hEul'ag caf..u, ,lc; }. f.:;-s we'll iUTit,
expenses, -, which arc r.tcrIG & lha .';mi i
tr,ior of the estate fls payment Th- bis
paid by Tic county follow:
J $ " Clloif coroner. 81! %
jgIGrS fCJs.................... ......-..... i; 81
Witness !s --.-.... lu
Watching t0i. ...-....-..... 80
Carrias- 4tlr .---.---..---...-.. ......-.... eH
Dr II q WiiIi-ua's Biil, holding autopsy Il
CHimscIrn n........................ - %
, 1887-02-17

Ana th5 Auditor Is instructed 10 certify thesa
bills 1" he alwruiS vjrur of tne Cs:aic q sid
Ih2Hsas Wright, licensed. FOR IlS r,ogt hsr& 10
lie county Of the amount so expanded
h1yease oi inquest on body OF Joseph OFF
! y Yeate~. ] p. acting cornscr.- --.-.....!+I -
jHrU-S Ices. - ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-27

ton of wisdom in others, if you havn't
much yourself, though why the owl
should be the type Of wisdom it would
be hard to say, for they are
proverbially stupid, but, like
some human beings, posses the
faculty of keeping still and not letting
people find out how foolish they are,
In the window of bird store ON
Broadway half a bushel OF mud-tu
tles are crawling about. People have
taken to buying them to put out in
gardens and they do well enough
where there is grass or suspicion OF
mud. An unusual pet is big bull
frog. One that l saw the other day
was reported to be pining for his mate,
which an artist had borrowed, hoping
to induce it to sit for its picture, and
the third of the family group had been
taken by a gentleman to Germany to
demonstrate how much fatter, bigger,
more musical and more nearly capa-
BILE of swelling into an OK the Ameri-
can frogs are than the frogs OF the
effete despotism of Europe.
A pair of Texas horned frogs would
be Just the pets for philosopher with
little to do. They are queer spiky
looking creatures with every appear
ance of being dead, because they do
not condescend to change their posi-
ton more than once in two or three
days. There is New York jewellcr
who has put gold band with pad
lock and chain about one of these
creatures, by which he is now suspend
ed to the watch guard of a young
woman, who is now climbing the
Catskills, alpenstock in hand, and l
think they have been fastened in the
hat band. Some people take to sala-
manders, which are stupid but HARM
less pets, and there is distinct fancy
for fishes just now. Home aquaria
are seen everywhere, some fitted into
conservatories ingeniously, but about
the only curiosity ever found in them
is an odd Japanese goldfish with
fan-shaped tail. The kio, as fanciers
call it, brings $500 sometimes, though
l have seen as strange malformations
in goldfish out of the Hudson river.
Insects for pets are more rare than
sensationalists would have one be-
lieve. l have seen just one myself,
an ugly beatle that lady had worn
attached by a chain to her corsage.
Some accident happened to his har-
ness and he was laid up at jewelers.
for repairs. gave him sugar and he
ate it greedily.
1t is usual fiction that women are
the chief buyers of pets. Men buy as
many birds as women. They buy
more dogs and more expensive ones.
The poodle has his place in the world,
perhaps, as well as the Irish setter
or the dachshund. The taste for
queer, uncanny pets attributed to wo-
men is simply an exaggeration:
Sarah Bernhardt may get herself
scratched by young tiger, but most
women prefer a safer and more
seemly pet.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-27
THE CORN STILL THERE.
Unfortunate Experience of n La.
dy who PhOsphoriZed.

A lady of this city, whose little feet
are always daintily shod, is also the un-
fortunate possessor of an obstinate
and burning corn upon the smallest
toe of her left foot. Chiropodists had
dug tunnels through that corn, ,yanked
at it with nippers, smeared it with
stinging ointments, and in despair
suggested amputation. The corn
held the fort and successfully re-
sisted the assaults of the best
razor the lady's husband possessed
used, of course. without his knowl-
edge. Finally kind friend suggested
that if phosphorus was rubbed on the
afflicted toe the corn would succumb.
The lady determined to try the REM
e iy and did so just before retiring the
other night and, 10 her subsequent
sorrow, forgot to tell her liege lord
what she had done. The hour of mid
night had struck in st. Mary's Cathe-
dral clock when the husband sud-
denly awoke and was somewhat
startled to see the flash of fire
fly at the foot of the bed.
Sleep was again asserting its mas
tery when once more the sheen of that
firefly caused the husband to open
wide his eyes. He could not recollect
ever having seen FREELY in Califor-
mia, but he could not disbelieve his
senses. Again and again that freely
flashed its baleful gleam, effectually
banishing all thought OF sleep from
the now thoroughly aroused and
wrathy husband. He determined to
end his own misery and the firefy's
existence simultaneously He reached
out in the dark, groped with his
hand about the carpet until he felt his
own heavy shoe. He seized the
weapon, slowly and cautiously raised
himself in bed, and lifting high the
sturdy brogan, brought it down with a
vigorous whack on the innocent FREELY.
A wild shrek, an avalanche of bed
clothes and the husband lay sprawl
ing in the middle of the floor, while
his wife rolled around the bed clasping
her foot and moaning in anguish. II
was not FREELY. 1t was the phospho-
rus-annointed toes. F. Alta.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-27
Have Arrived i'm Los Angeles.

Doctors of the English staff of physicians,
Angeles and can be consulted until Monday
evening, September 5th, at the Nadeau
House. These surgeons return every three
months, and to establish wide reputation
In Los Angeles they offer their services for
person call upon the doctors, and when no
hope of recovery can be held out, the patient
will receive the best advice. These doctors
have had large experience in the hospitals
Of London, Edinburgh, Dublin, Paris, vi
emma, Berlin, st. Petersburg, New York etc
To show the extent Of their skill, they offel
large premium If they fail to cure any case
they undertake of consumption, catarrh
canker, nervous debility, dyspepsia ant
liver complaint, skin, ear and eye diseases
rheumatism and ague. Head office, London
Eng, established in 1880. Branch Office
San Francisco, Cal.